Paul Backs Dem War Powers, Criticizes Trump's Iran Move

0:00On April 23rd, Senator Rand Paul stood alone as the only Republican to back a Democratic war power's resolution aimed at checking President Trump's military moves against Iran. The vote failed on Wednesday, marking the fifth straight loss for Democrats on this issue since the conflict kicked off in February. Paul stressed that, crossing party lines is the right constitutional path to any war, questioning if there's truly an imminent threat to global security. He argued the real risk comes from piling up debt and spending, which he says weakens America more than any outside enemy. This comes as the 60-day deadline under the 1973 War Powers Resolution Act, looms, now about 50 days in. Paul predicts the measure could resurface soon, potentially pulling in four or five more Republicans for a majority vote after that mark. He's classed with Trump before, slamming airstrikes on drug boats as overreach. Even with a veto likely needing two-thirds to override, Paul pushes reforming emergency

1:01powers to auto-expire without Congress approval. Negotiation is key, Paul says, noting part of Trump wants the war over due to its economic toll, despite harsh talk that doesn't help. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Cory with the Story.